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Funding Applications

We’re currently processing a high volume of post-secondary funding applications, which is taking longer than usual. Your application is important to us, and we’re working hard to review all files as quickly as possible. We’ll be in touch as soon as there’s an update. Thank you for your patience.

Attention – Important Funding Application Information

To be considered for funding, you must ensure that all required documents are submitted to Rupertsland Institute. Incomplete applications will not be processed.

Priority for funding will be given to applications that are complete at the time of review. Delays in submitting the required documents will delay your approval and may impact your eligibility for funding. Please review your application carefully and provide any outstanding documents as soon as possible to avoid delay.

Capacity: Early Learning Funding, Tutoring Support Program.

Due to a high volume of applications, processing is taking longer than usual. Please know that your application is important to us, and we are working hard to review all submissions as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience and understanding. Please fill out this form to be notified of when our applications will re-open: https://forms.gle/ZM64uYtf1Wz8LpMT9

Due to high demand, the Rupertsland Tutoring Support Program is at capacity for the 2025–26 school year, and we’re not accepting new applications.

Métis Education Resources
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

September 30

Also known as Orange Shirt Day, September 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Rupertsland Institute has developed resources to support the community as they gather to honour those who were taken to residential schools and their families on this day.

Journey Through Truth and Reconciliation - 5 days of learning and 2 virtual field trips with Northern Michif Language Holder and Educator, Sandra Davenport

Five days of K-12 educational resources that explore the impacts of Residential Schools on the Métis and how educators can weave Métis language into their school communities. See page 6 to register for one of two September 26th virtual field trips led by Northern Michif Language Holder and Educator, Sandra Davenport.
Join Northern Michif Language Holder and Educator, Sandra Davenport for two virtual field trips in honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Northern Michif language revitalization. Register for free. Video viewing link will be sent out to registrants on September 26th, 2025.

Métis Memories of Residential Schools Art Mural Resource

Métis Memories of Residential Schools Art Mural Resource
Métis Memories of Residential Schools Art Mural Resource This powerful educational resource was designed to acknowledge, highlight and share Métis residential school survivor experiences.
Métis Memories of Residential Schools
Métis Memories of Residential Schools PDF book of Métis Memories of Residential Schools, A Testament to the Strength of the Métis.
Métis History and Experience
Métis History and Experience PDF book of Métis History and Experience and Residential Schools in Canada.

Origin of Orange Shirt Day

Watch the Video
Watch the Video Phyllis Webstad explains the story of her experience at a residential school and the origin of Orange Shirt Day in Canada.
Heartwork with Connie Kulhavy
Heartwork with Connie Kulhavy Access this material via the RECC Room Community. Learn about annual gatherings and access new resources by Métis artist Connie Kulhavy. These materials are perfect for all ages to learn about the impact of residential schools in Métis communities in a safe, gentle way.

Orange Shirt Day Presentation

Orange Shirt Day - Grades K-4
Orange Shirt Day - Grades K-4 Use this slideshow/ presentation for Grades K-4 to learn about the Métis experiences in Indian Residential Schools (IRS) and Indian Day Schools
Orange Shirt Day - Grades 5-12
Orange Shirt Day - Grades 5-12 Activities can be used for multiple grade levels and focus on the Métis experiences in Indian Residential Schools (IRS) and Indian Day Schools.

Connie Kulhavy Original Art – Colouring Page

Beaded Hearts Colouring Page
Beaded Hearts Colouring Page Print this colouring page for use with your class. Featuring original art by Connie Kulhavy.
Orange Shirt Day Colouring Page
Orange Shirt Day Colouring Page Print this colouring page for use with your class. Featuring original art by Connie Kulhavy.
R.E.C.C. Room

For more resources for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, log in to access Heartwork with Connie Kulhavy

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